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Sayagyi U Ba Than was born on October 2, 1930 (Thursday).
He usually celebrates his birthday by offering soon at a monastery and inviting his former colleagues and students to the soon kyway.
There was a “special” gathering for Sayagyi’s 78th birthday in 2008. October 2, 2008 falls on a Thursday.
Maung Sein Win (Padeegone) wrote a poem for Sayagyi.
Sayagyi handed out his “memoirs” to the attendees and a hand-written “message” to his former students.





KMZ (Khin Maung Zaw) attended SPHS. After nationalization, SPHS was renamed as No. 6 Botathaung State High School. He matriculated in 1960.

He graduated with B.E (EC) from RIT. He was from the Class of 76, but due to school closure, the Convocation took place in March 1977.

He worked for the Systems Division at UCC before going to Singapore and the USA.







U Khin Zaw (UCC) and Daw Wai Wai Tun hosted a party to welcome KMZ and family.


by Hla Min
Updated : May 2025
Kha Lay means child.
Kha Lay Ba Wa means childhood. The days of the innocent childhood became a theme of the song composed by Sai Kham Leik and sung by Sai Htee Saing.



There were two stages nicknamed as
They were made possible by the sponsors and donors.
Thanks go to Saya Dr. Aye Myint (former Rector of YTU) and Saya Dr. Myint Thein (current Rector of YTU) for the activities held at our beloved alma mater.
Several sayas wondered what happened to the Swel Daw Bins, which provided Swel Daw Yeik to the engineering students. How did they perish?
Saya U Moe Aung (Tekkatho Moe War) was sad to see the demise of Swel Daw Bins, but he is convinced that virtual Swel Daw Yeik lie deep in the heart of the engineering sayas and students and will live on forever.




I met them on RIT Alumni Facebook Pages before I met them face to face at the SPZP-2012 Main Organizing Committee meetings.
Their health problems did not prevent them from working feverishly to repay their metta and cetana to their mentors, and to ensure that their former classmates and school mates will have wonderful reunions and flash backs to the good old days.

The three alumni are living proof that Swel Daw Yeik (RIT) Spirit is alive and well.



















